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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-06
CHICAGO REPUBLICAN,.
ne socialist Candidate for Mayor Bur.
led Under a Majority OF 900 Votes.

o,-, CHICAGO. April 5.
o-io +. M.-Two hundred and eighty. nine
precincts give Roche. rep, a majority of as..
o4s. Fifty precincts yet to be heard from
are scattefed throughout the city and will
PROBABLY make no material change in the
ratio of the gain for Roche.
Inc united labor party polled just one half
'ne NUMBER OF votes that the leaders predict.
ed three nights ago, before Robert Nelson.
.helr candidate FOR mayor, distinctly declared
Tor the red flag. He said in public that if tbr
SUNDAY school children could march in a
procession with chosen banners and no Anne
iiean Nag, he saw no reason why the work
lngmen. If equally orderly, coul not do the
same even II the color OF their banner wss
red.
Since then the campaign has been fought
soieiy on that Issue and the result is sur.
prise 10 everyone, socialist and anti socialist
ailke' Two united labor aldermen are the
only successful candidates of that party
ihelr general ticket is buried under a major
ity of so, 900 votes.
1t was only last night that the socialist or.
GAMER Gurn6ut made the assertion that the
seven condemned anarchists would be saved
oy MS party polling at least $4,000 pledged
votes, eiecting a socialist city treasurer. the
W. WV tiShSt dUu SIX 10 nine alder
men. The party polled in round numbers
ABOUT 10000 votes. "We have onlv held the
old socialistic VOTE" said Gruenhut sadly to.
dav.
Not single serious row occurred during
the day. In the absence of the democratic
ticket the democrats who voted cast their
ballots almost unanimously for the republi-
can candidates.
1t is estimated that ten per cent of the
democrats failed to vote at all, not wishing to
vote the republican ticket and unwilling to
endorse the candidates opposed to them. One
OF the characteristic incidents of the day was
the arrest in the 18th ward by Officer Ryan of
Herman Groenneyer, German socialist, for
TOO abstrusively circulating anti Roche circu-
lars The arrest nearly led to a riot but
Groenneyer WAS released on promising to de-
sist. Similar scenes were enacted in other
wards.
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CITY ELECTIONS.
'"o Ohio Cities Report Republican Vic.
tories-Dubuque, Ia, Carried by the
Knights of Labor.
SPRINGFIELD, O. Apri, <

SPRINGFiELD, o. April 5.
@ u,e ihur lPal election yesterday Oliver
-, ,or mayor. headed the republican
"an QUO majority. The remainder of
~ puD'icSn ticket was elected by MAORI
US OF from 100 to 300 The republicaps
no.; a W neariy lioo, the unionists
600 '"'fieo the election last fall by nearly
ooo'
SANDUsKY. O.. April s.
ne repuni'cans carried the city Yesterday
uy U oaer foo maJ'ri'y. electipg DIR. Hunt
anu mAklng gains in the council.
' ''ne' were closely drawn.
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THE DOGS OUT.
A Wonder full Bench Show by New Ing
land Breeders.

BosTos, April 5.
The New England Kennel Clubs third an
nual bench show of dogs was successfully
opened today, in the Charitable Mechanics
building. 1t had been predicted from the
large number of entries that the show would
be one of the largest ever held in this coun-
try. and the prediction has been fulfilled by
an exhibit of over one thousand dogs, more
than ever shown in this city, and surpassed
only bv the recent show of the New York
Kennel Club. Out of this large number of
dogs the majority of them, for birth and
breeding, are valued at prices that can be
afforded only by those who make the breed
ing of dogs a specially, or who have wealth
to crafty these tastes.
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WISCONSIN ELECTION.
Judge -OTton Reelected without Op.
position.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 5.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 5.
The only State election today was for as
sociate judge of the supreme court Harlow
S. Orton, dem, was reelected without op-
position.
Milwaukee county voted on judge of the
circuit and Judge of the superior court. The
democrats and republicans placed a fusion
ticket in the field against the labor party. At
10 tonight 25 city precincts heard from give
ID. H. johnson, dem and Geo. H. Moves,
rep, fusion judicial candidates, ll40 major
ity over the labor candidates.
Seventeen additional city precincts will
probably neutralize this majority, but seven
towns of the county will go strongly for the
fusion candidates, who will probably be elec-
ted by 2000 majority.
The la, or party will elect about one-half
the aldermen and one-third of the supervis-
ors.
Both branches will probably be democrat
IN
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Advice to Aoxhsrs.

are you disturbed at night and broken al
your rest BY sick child suffering and cry-
ing with pain of cutting teeths Ii 90. send
~ once and get bottle of Mxs. wxstov's
SOOTHING SrSuP FOR CHILDREN TxxrHrrs
Ns value incalculahle. Ii will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon 1t, mothers, there is no mistake sbout
II. 1t cures dysentery aud disrrhoe..
regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
Sind coic, softens the gums, reduce in
nsmmstion, and gives tone and ene-g, 10 the
Shoie system. MRS. WINsLow's Soorp,xs
SYRUP FOR CHILpRES TKKrHNa is plossSn.
10 the taste, and Is the prescription Of one Of
'ne i oises' ana best teNsle nurses and ply
sic'ans IN the United States, and 10 for sale
by all druggists throughout the world. pr,rs
% cents q bottle
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TEXAS LEGISLATURE.
One Man Pitted Against the Whole
Lower House.

AUSTIN, Texas, April D.
n s. Garfield, newspaper man who was
rece ntly imprisoned by order of the State
House of Representatives for having caused
the erres, OF the speaker during the session,
has fled a suit for damages against j. G.
Carr sergeant at arms of the House. and 5S
M MIXERS of that body who voted for the i'm
nr;s,nment. He claims $4,000 for sctnal
dam,oes. $4,000 for damages in character
and reputation, and 100000 for punitory
dam ges. The members against whom the
suit was brought, we're served with citations
Yesterday, end shortly after the legislature
adjourned, The members held meeting TO
decide upon mat course e~to pursue. Ihose
pre- sent agr eed to pay his pro rata share OF
the expense of defending the SUIT.
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MUCH FEELING B.NGoR
The Rise in Freight Rates Give. Gr.o,
Dissatisfaction.

BANGOR, April 5.
Ibe Maine Cen'rars new freight echedule
causes great dissatisfaction in Bangor,
ihe f1rst class rate to Boston has hoe, i,
creased from 80 cents to 4S cents per cw,
me second class rate has been increased
iron, 20 to 40 cents; the third class from 90
to ~ cents; The fou,th cla.s from II to 2s
Ger is. The hav rate to Boston has been in.
creased about "a car. The potato rate re-.
mans at SAL Our merchants talk of com
Dining to establish steamboat lines to Boston
ana New York, and paper is in circulation
am ng heavy receivers and shippers. tbe
signers of which agree to transact no busi.
DeFs With the Maine c., tr.l
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Continuation Of the Debate on the Irish
Crimes Act.

LONDON, April
The second reading of the Irish crimes
act amendment bill was formally moved in
the House of Commons this afternoon by
Balfour. chief secretary for Ireland. Sir
Bernard Samuelson, Gladstonian member for
Danburv division of Oxfordshlre, moved an
amendment to the bill to the effect that the
bill would, if passed, increase disorder in
Ireland. and endsnger union and empire, and
therefore should b. ri Acted.
Rt Hon. Henry Chaplin, conservative
member for Seatord division of Lincoln
shire, deferd d the bill. The land laws
which the radicals now condemned, he said,
were passed while Gladstone was at the head
of the government Chaplin asked Gladstone
not as liberal, not as a politician merely,
but as an honest man. to dsown before Ire.
land and the world the doctrine of sheer
plunder now preached in Ireland. 1t was
Gladstone who fixed the rents in Ireland
under solemn guarantee that they should
remain unaltered
Sir Charles Russell, home ruler, taunted
Chaplin on the consistency with which he
opposed every measure for the benefit of the
Irish tenants. He asked whether the gov
ernment had received mandate from the
country in favor of coercion. The statistics,
he said, proved that Ireland at the present
was treer from crime than England and freer
than any other country in Europe He then
proceeded to dissect the bill, condemning the
powers given magistrates, declaring that the
change of venue of trials could never be en-
forced and denou icing the general character
of certain clauses which he said were un-
reasonable powers for suppressing individual
rights.
The House of Commons is taking a weeks
nf 3 ,hap rinn
The Government insists that the debate on
the Irish criminal law amendment bill shall
proceed, but will postpone the division on the
bill till the 18th. The conservative whips re-
tain enough members to keep their majority
secure in order to prevent sunrise.
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A TERRIBLE FALL.
Freight Cars Smashed A
Brave Fireman sticks to His Post.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Apri

NASH lille, SITEF', III
Near Adams, Tenn, yesterday, on the
Louisville and Nashville railroad, the engine
of the second 81 ction Of freight train went
over trestle followed by fourteen cars, re
sulting in a complete smashup The first
section broke and the cars rolled rapidly
down the grade, striking car of the second
section and knocking it off the track 1t fell
forty feet followed by eight cars, as we'll as
several cars of the other section. The fire
man, John McGowen, stuck to his post and
was badly crushed Tom Williams, the en-
gineer, escaped by jumping. The trestle is
badly injured.
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cheerfully add my testimony to the goodness OF
Dr. seth Arnold's Cough Killer. haviug been BY Il
entirely cured OF severe lung affection, which, so-
oordne TO good physicians In this State had reached
AN incipient stage OF consumption. Had tried said
PHYSICIANS and numerous proprietary remedies
without effect, but few DO ties OF DR. seth Arnod's
Cough Miller set me all right. Have rrcomme nded
il TO friends and acQuaintanccs who have u.ed n
u with the same gratif ing re uts, aud consider
II the best cough remedy ever discovered t,rate-
luny yours VI. d. Straiton. Special Travelling Agent
for the Davis sewing Machine Company Watcr.
town. N. Y.
For sale by all druggists. Price. 2sc, 800. and oi
per bottle.
Ask your druggist for Dr. Seth Araold's Pills. %
n box
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Cabinet Meeting.
WASHINGTON, April 5

WASHINGTON, April o.
All the members were present at today's
cabinet meeting. The question considered
was in regard to the transfer of certain hostile
Apaches to the public reservation near
Mobile, Ala. The effect of the failure of
the general deficiency bill upon the business
of the government during the remainder OF
the present fiscal year was informally con-
sidered The statement will be prepared
showing the exact situation of the affairs 10
this regard in each department.
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EXTENSIVE BOYCOTT.
Twenty-Five Railroads in Trouble
Tickets Thrown Out by the Eastern
Traffic Association.
ST. LOUIS, April 5.

ST. LOUIS, April b.
At midnight one of the most extensive
boycots ever known in this country was IN
aupurated here. 1t was the throwing out OF
The tickets of 30 western railroads by the
Eastern Traffic Association. Hereafter
through tickets and baggage checks cannot
be obtained, but persons for San Francisco
from Boston can only buy tickets and check
baggage to Chicago, while persons going
from New York to Kansas City will do The
same at ST. Louis. Among the " roahs
boycotted are the Missouri facitic, Waoash,
Chicago & Alton and Rock Island.
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Seeking Revenge.

JACKSON. Tenn, April o.
The south bound passenger tram on the
Mobile & Ohio railroad, due here at . 20 iast
night, was wrecked at Carroll station, elgh'
miles from here. No one was injured. Inc
switch was found partly thrown. and the IRON
bolt jammed between the rails. me ra,iroa' ga
an,h'r;t,es Law the deed at the door of the
residents of the vicinity, who. they claim, are
seeking revenge on the engineer tor running
nver some of their live stock recently
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BRApDocK, Pa. April 5,
A lot of steel that had been dumped into
the portable ladle preparatory to the pouring
into ipgol mounds, exploded at Edgar ThomH-
sons steel works, this forenoon, scattering
the liquid metal in all directions. r. Cal
lahan and Jno Really we're probably fatally,
and w. S. Rogers, Jas. Swaney, John Britt,
and H. G. BungmaD were seriously burned.
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BASE BALL.

WASHINGTON. April
The Washingtons gave the Portlands
severe dumping today. The game was
called at the end of the sixth inning on ac
count of the cold weather. The score STOOD
Washington 81, Portland 0.
PHILADELPHIA, April
The second game in the local series was
nlayed TODAY before about 2000 people. Inc
score stood Athletic IA, Pniadelphls I.
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Promising Youths.

AVER, Mass, April 5.
Jas. Carter, aged 10 and Bert Suckney'
aged l6, of Nashua, N. H., broKe INTO .he
depot and store at Townsend Haroor' ias,
,,;aht taxing a small amount of money and
three pistols. They we're arrested this after
noon At Townsend Centre.
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The best Sslve in the world for Cnt.
ornises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
sores tetter, Chspped Hands, Chilblsins
torns, and all Skin Eruption, and positively
cures fiies, or 40 pay required. 1t is guar
ahteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
re'unded. Price IS cents per box Fo, sale
by Devine & Coughhn mavpa+tAu,x
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he SanlnieIs Came to bis neath by Crimi.
nal tarelessness.
| EwISTON, Apr


In the poisoning case today the coroner's
jury rendered the verdict that De Saulnirrs
come to his a;h by the gross if not crlm-
nal carelessness Of DR. L-Farge, in giving
him wine of colchicum instead of prrt. The
doctor will be brought fore the municipal
court Wednesday. Mime, De Sauliers is stil
critically i'll with the chances against her
recovery.
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the REQUISITION
For the Fletcher Brook Murderer Placed
IN the Hands OF the Officers.

BANGOR. April 5.
Governor Bod@ell tonight tro ught the re-.
quisitl"n on the governor of California for
GAVIN r. Graves, the Fletcher Brook mur
oerer, and placed it in the hands of City
Marshal Whitney of this city. who left on the
night train. He will be joined in Boston bv
Ohcer Allen, who preceded him this morn
ing, and wi leave at once for California
and return with he prisoner as speedily as
possible
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When DIR Wistar's Bslsam of Wild Cher
ty VIII cure coughs. colds, bleeding at the
iungs, and arrest the fell destroyer. consump-
ton, II does more than most physicians can
DO he use OF single bottle will satisfy
rue incrednlouS that they need look no fur
th,r for the required aid. Apr5d&vlv
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Court Opens at Bath.

BATH, April
The April term of the Supreme Judicial
C urt opened at Bath Tuesday forenoon
Thos. II Haskell, justice, presiding. 1t will
be short term.
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Fell From the Mast.

TORTEANB, APTII D.
Thomas Cavanaugh, seaman on the steam
er Vancouver, Of the Dominion line, while
fl Seal Island today, fell from the mast and
was killed Father McDonough conducted
the funeral services on the steamer this af-
terDODD,
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A Weld Farmhouse and its Contents in
Ashes.

The farm buildings of w. S. Skufield, on
the Solomon Foster farm at Weld. were
burned Tuesday morning at three o'clock, to-
gether with hay, grain, farming tools ard
household furniture. Loss, S2500; insured
for $3.50
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Maine Stock at Market.
Cattle TraEc By Maine Drorers

The supply of Maine cattle at market was very
light, as their stock largely into store cattle
They do do not want 10 go contrary to the law,
as they are law abiding people. They seem to
think that the cattle commissioners know what
they are about, and possible cattle of that
description can be brought TO market. I. c. Libby
will again have a talk with the officers and ace what
can be done toward moving Maine cattle as NO d.
sease exists in that State. Libbey Merrill sold
oxen estimated to dress 1900 lbs. at &c. D. W; 4
oxen weight $500 lbs. at Al . 4ic. P. W. Thompson
4 Son had 10 cattle ON the train and had them lef
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Sc,i,a,.a sta 40, thus stranded in lie desert. in
iousst;y oIS, .ook from my pocket plug of Happy
hn a., an eheSihg tobacco ha, brought with me
seacin"e imetiea, and bit OF regulation chew. In
rdsn,srvv beneath tie folds of my garment It
ad. WY WI, ,ell to the ground, near the camers
Aaes "a, " .he cuStona y;rrsencc of mind of all
hi anin,eS eS,lhg upon tie slightest prrvocation,
Ma ,""i CSo' Immediately swallowed the entire
5Nsh, az ;VVurse expected lie would be sick, and
haavo",i.-J Jpdeo then NY surprise at noting at
arsnce o,, IHi clango r the better in his ap
ntsl ntlfs IsI ana directly lie straightened his dis
kSlke ., ! ,o ne MP Joint dew into place with
he 10 aJack-Ahi'e. lieloac To hisfeet kneeled
ssev sv ~ s,r.1 Moun, which l quickly diA and away
s thst iqsS the drrtry sa,lds to my destination,
aso bss' aiWays gave my camel good chew OF
as,edI SI0fe sii.i my IN journey with him, and
nars naaa ~! IiHlvs at tie Iapidty Of the
ry fdce, rbas.o The h'and used, by the way, was
Rai III 4 Si1angt' mngt w.ye j. e IlGg, made by the
n M, n sicl Hay fohar,o Co., Of Middletown,
snd stas Is The Irrsr AMI hest. being free from
sssn.asS sS.ens and alwaNs Possesses the moisture
kts h1n 70 good chrw Y tobacco. None other
sasf srn sn, me Harry Thought Try it once
'"'" you'll agree viii me.' All grocers.
septsdippw2ppnr
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VINO viii Vouch forI,,

If one could believe une-hundredth part
OF what people say in praise OF Johnson's Ano-
dyne Liniment, 1t would be an easy matter
apparently to maintain good health to ex-
treme old age. Now here are three certih-
Gates recently sent US. We don't vouch for
them but it seems probable that the state
ments made are true. as the parties could
have no interest in publishing anything ex-
cept to benefit fellow sufferers.
South Windbam, VI.
| have never sold any OF your medicine,
but have been using it in my family. We
reserve the remainder for future use and send
pay tor all We use Johnson's Anpdyne
Liniment for a nasal wash for cstarrh and
we are delighted with it. We have tried al
most everything recommended for catarrh,
but find Johnsons Anodyne Liniment far su-
peror to any yet used. used it with a COM
mon douche according to your direction.
J. +. WBirrLs.
Bronchitis.
ISLAND SHOALS. Ga, Feb. 6, 1885.
Gents Your Johnson's Anonyne Lini-
ment is the best thing | have ever seen. |
believe it saved nv husband's life. Last year
he was suffering intense sgony with bronchi-
tls. and used it ss you direct. II gave him
relief in few minutes.
Yours, ELIZABETH SANDERS.
FKARs SPRINGS, MISS.
DR.. |. s. johnson - otwIthstanding my
prejudice against proprietary medicines, am,
in justice to you, compelled to acknowledge
that Johnsons Anodyne Liniment excels
ANYTHING thar | ever tried for the diseases IL
is recommended to cure. Experience has
taught me the above lesson.
WM. A. HAGGARD.
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WatertOwn aud Brighton Live stock
Market.

Reported for the Kennebec Journal for the Week
Ending April s.
AMOUNT Of Lire Stock at Aarkes.
Cattle. Sheep & Lambs. Swine. Horses. veals
67 $3.50 12,l3 sos lle4
Number frsm Mains.
sheep
Cattle. lambs. Calves. Horses. Swine.
Maine stock, IS 90 81 100 %
Price of Market Beef
A few choice. 800 t7 rs; extra, $3.50 a CO.'S;
first quality $500 a &6 rs; second quality, $500 q
e3 SO; third quality, ~ 90 $3.50.
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on a. HAmpden. n. H. Cline. 4 Weston h.i ~
'A'ue ana veais left on the way to market.
Nese MloA Cpscs ard Sn.,aa.-.


on G HAmpden, n. II. Cline. & Weston h., -
S~'ie ana Veais left on the way to market
Ner Mich Cosrs AND Spr,aoers
LAst Wednesday was the las, dav we have had an
opportunity 10 obtain sales of milch COWS. None
appeared at market this week from the sc, 81 =,
.heS cannot be moved. If any should entsr ,hs
.alus tney are quaranteened which is expensive to
zeal Calres.
Total ilc4 head. or the larees, vet thi. s.ss,r
some very likely veals on sale, bu, as the sunnjv
ss more thsn the market required prices we're ri,
,ruh sh .ai c.s per pound certainly strong cent
Lioosy Merrill sold - calves av iso lbs al c-s
Pr 10 n n Campbell sold a5 veals sy iaO ms. At
q ~. Kicker Son sold "a vesls at S cts ID
Isner sod veals av. lilo lbs. at $s a head Han a
-esvtn sold d5 do. av. 10 lbs. at cts
Inc following sales are mostly directly or inairec,
Inc movement Ia working oxen limited 20 few
pairs ana NOT msch business expected in This line
lot 10 iew weeks Mich cows in light demand. n
NJ. iait 500 pair working oxen gir,hing an, sr
sen nlng sooo ios at 100; pair gr;hing en- sin.
soev ios al tia2 pair fft. cattle weight 500 lbs Al
S'fo' pair 3ft 2in Of 800 lbs. at tiso J, ID Hos
mer sold pair working oxen cirthinr an Ain
weighing 2s0e lbs at tlOC; pair girihins an Sin
ssco lbs at $iS2; pair IN in of siO0 lbs AZ iss
pair IT. cattle. of 300 lbs. at $40 C. ID. Pa
soia four year old steers average l4Oo lbs at Sc
iiVe weight; steers and oxen weight fr m iSoo
ao~n 10 700 lbs. at tic. l.. W. w Scollans sold /
halr OF working oxen for $500: pair sirthins IN.
Nn. OF 300 lbs. pair 6t. Ain OF 2,o0 los nsir of
ON SIN OF $500 lbs; milch cows and spriusers from
$'5 to go. Sf'''se'' i'i
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AAYed His Llfe

Mr. ID. |. Wilcoxson of Horse Cave, Ky,
saws he was for many years badly afflicted
with Phthisic, also Diabetes; the pains were
'lmost uncomfortable, and would .ometimes
almost throw him into commissions. He tried
Electric Bitters and got relief from first bot
tie, aud after taking six bottles was entirely
cured, and had gained in flesh eighteen
pounds. Says he positively believes he
would have died, mad it not been for the re-
lief afforded bv Electric Biiters Sold at
fifty cents bottle by Devine & Cooughlin.
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AN EGYPTIAN ROMANCE.

When our late Minister
to Egypt was travelling
across the desert, he re-
lates that he rode a camel
Which was possessed of
the most wonderful agil-
ity. This remarkable ami
NAL, he states, would at
times raise his hind hoof
to his head and scratch
his ear, without missing
a single step. One day,
however, the animal met,
or pretended to meet,
with a mishap. The hoof
raised to the ear failed to
connect with the ground
again; in consequence he
fell over, casting me un-
tremendously to the
earth. Upon examina-
ton, it appeared that the
camel had dislocated his
hip. Willie ponderlng
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